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I am a revit mep 2010 user, i need to take some camera angle views for the purposes of a brochure. when i make a view and go to it all the mep equipment shows through the walls as if they were transparent. how do i change the settings or manipulate the view so the items on the other side or behind a wall dont show through? I checked the linetype and it was already set to hidden lines...how do i make the walls opaque?
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Is your view (not lines) set to hidden line? Are the materials the wall is made of transparent? Are the walls in this view over-ridden in VG making them transparent? Are the MEP items in a linked file?
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yes me view is set to hidden the walls are standard 4" stud walls with drywall the mep file is not linked byt the architectural is linked to our mep file checking the vg graphics for theview now
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so walls aren't even an option in VG for the MEP file...should i check the architectural file i have linked to it?
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I don't use MEP but I think this is similar. In VG, there is a checkbox to "show categories from all disciplines" - check that and walls should be available.
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ok it worked i was able to find the walls in VG however, they are not set to transparent but still show that way attached is a pdf of what i'm looking at...my goal is to not have components on the other side of a wall be visible
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According to some others that posted in the chat your problem may be the VP graphics/discipline setting. I don't use MEP so I don't know the affect changing that setting will do for you.
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Has anyone figured out a solution to this problem?
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Check what happens if you change the discipline of the view.
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Nevermind, I figured it out. I had to change my view template discipline from electrical to coordination.
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